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... Italy ; by which means , in his Eneid , he was obliged to take in the whole compafs of the Iliad and part of the Odyley , and confequently to treat of the affairs of Troy , and the perfons concerned in its reduc- tion ; as well as of ...
... Italy ; by which means , in his Eneid , he was obliged to take in the whole compafs of the Iliad and part of the Odyley , and confequently to treat of the affairs of Troy , and the perfons concerned in its reduc- tion ; as well as of ...
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... hero with any fhow of reputation Mercury , therefore , the ufual meffenger of the gods î dispatched by Jupiter to command Eneas to quit Car- thage , and purfue his voyage to Italy . And 298 Of the EPIC or HEROIC POEM .
... hero with any fhow of reputation Mercury , therefore , the ufual meffenger of the gods î dispatched by Jupiter to command Eneas to quit Car- thage , and purfue his voyage to Italy . And 298 Of the EPIC or HEROIC POEM .
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John Newbery. thage , and purfue his voyage to Italy . And here we must obferve , that the defcription of this celeftial meffenger , and his defcent is beautiful , but not equal to Milton's . defcription of Raphael ... Italy. And ...
John Newbery. thage , and purfue his voyage to Italy . And here we must obferve , that the defcription of this celeftial meffenger , and his defcent is beautiful , but not equal to Milton's . defcription of Raphael ... Italy. And ...
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